film and television related Sean Bean – Winona Kent’s site has everything you are likely to want to know about Sean Bean. Picture Palace – Website of producer Malcolm Craddock. The site not only contains information on forthcoming projects, but also on previous work including Sharpe. Oliver Tobias – official website for the actor who appeared as Rebeque in “Sharpe’s re-enactors and napoleonic era/historical Napoleonic Association – Re-enactment society for the Napoleonic era. 95th (Rifle) Regiment of Foot – re-enactors 2nd Battalion 95th Rifles – re-enactors The Napoleonic Guide – more than 1300 pages of information on the life and times of Napoleon Bonaparte, and almost everything on the era, includes reviews of the Sharpe series Military Odyssey – the country’s largest multi-period living history show and collector’s market Fort Amherst – in The Shorncliffe Redoubt Preservation Society 1st Battalion 95th Rifles Living History Society – re-enactors His Majesty’s 33rd Regiment of Foot – re-enactors The Artwork of Garry P. Cartwright – creator of the Sharpe Credits and Sharpe Characters paintings, and many more Friends of the British Cemetary, Elvas – a registered charity whose long-term aim is to produce a fund that will ensure the Cemeterys maintenance and protection in the future. Elvas is one of the oldest British Military Cemeteries in existence. It holds only five known graves but two of these are the only marked graves of the thousands of British soldiers who fell at the battle of Albuera and another is the sole marked grave of the thousands who fell in the three sieges of Badajoz Portsmouth Napoleonic Society – 39, books Bernard Cornwell – Author of Sharpe and many other books. Harper Collins – Publishers website, full of information on a variety of books including those by Bernard Cornwell. ‘Bicorn’ – ‘The Ties of Blood’ series of Peninsular War novels by Peter Youds – Recollections of Rifleman Harris – Audio Book forums, gaming groups & discussion groups
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